THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By The Sheaf April 6, 2011
Sucker Punch is the latest offering from Zack Snyder, the divisive director of such stylish comic book adaptations as 300 and Watchmen. The plot that one might discern from the previews is “hot chicks with guns,” but it is actually a bit more complex than that.
By Aren Bergstrom April 6, 2011
While their “Film Fest” is certainly an event that resembles a festival where films are shown, the USSU Film Fest has so many problems with it that it actually discourages serious independent filmmakers from participating. Here are some of the most obvious and detrimental issues plaguing the yearly event.
By Aren Bergstrom February 18, 2011
With the Oscars once again upon us, here is a rundown of the night’s most likely winners in the major categories.
By The Sheaf February 11, 2011
The King’s Speech covers five years during the 1930s. It is about the protagonist King George and his battle to defeat his arch-nemesis wireless, more commonly known as radio.
By The Sheaf January 15, 2011
I feel a kinship with Wes Anderson’s nostalgia. Before him, hip kids had happily forgotten British invasion music, green velvet suits and barber shops.
By Aren Bergstrom January 14, 2011
Why do we find enjoyment in some bad movies and not others? Why is there little to no enjoyment to be had in movies like Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen or Patch Adams, but plenty from the likes of Batman & Robin, the films of Uwe Boll, or everyone’s current crown-jewel, The Room.
By Aren Bergstrom January 5, 2011
Every year there are excellent films that virtually nobody sees. Often they’re foreign films, as in the case of a few on this list. Even more so, they are usually excellent independent films that aren’t lauded with box office gold.
By The Sheaf November 6, 2010
3D films generally charge a couple dollars more than regular films. But are they even worth the extra cash?